Should a hard-working County and Borough Councillor tell her electorate about the good work she is doing in her community? Should she try to encourage other elected officials in her party to work in their neighbourhoods and learn from her example? Of course she should! The lady we are referring to is none other than our very own Sharon Wilkinson, Lancashire County Councillor, re-elected Burnley Borough Councillor and leader of the British National Party group on Burnley Borough Council. 

We are delighted to announce that Amber Valley district councillor Lewis Allsebrook was elected to the position of British National Party Councillors’ Representative at this year’s Annual Conference in Liverpool by a unanimous vote of the British National Party councillors in attendance. As well as helping our elected officials, Lewis also takes a seat on the British National Party's governing body, the National Executive. Our councillors also unanimously voted Cllr Angus Matthys to be Deputy Councillor Representative. 

Cllr John Robinson gave an informative talk at the latest Hastings meeting about how to get elected as a parish councillor and what the job entails, reports South East Regional Organiser Nick Prince. 

This Monday's (25 July) Hastings British National Party branch meeting is a must for all of those interested in grassroots politics or becoming a parish councillor, reports South East Organiser Nick Prince. 

Cllr Clive Jefferson stressed the vital importance of British National Party activists in the party’s operations – as well as the volunteer work put in after hours by the party’s central office team – in an interview with British National Party TV. 

LibLabCon councillors up and down the country have used taxpayer-funded credit cards to finance their jet-set lifestyles, spending tens of millions of pounds on jewellery, Michelin-starred restaurants, first-class travel around the world and five-star hotels. 

The good news continues to come in, and we are pleased to announce the election of more British National Party councillors. 

By Cllr Clive Jefferson – After nominations for the local elections in England closed at noon yesterday, we are delighted to make our first (of many) announcements this election of newly elected British National Party councillors. 

Hardworking British National Party Stoke-on-Trent councillor Mike Coleman has been appointed West Midlands regional councillor support officer while Telford organiser Phil Spencer has been appointed regional training officer.

By Mercia — The Labour Party-controlled Lambeth council has announced its intention to cut 400 jobs from its staff — while its councillors have refused to take a five percent cut in pay.